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Post #586437 Fri Sep 06 2019 8:10am
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What's in the fridge?



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United Kingdom 2008 Range Rover Sport TDV8 HSE Buckingham Blue

IWC1 wrote:
Oh, forgot to mention the good news....it passed its MOT today! Very Happy

Andy

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Post #586438 Fri Sep 06 2019 8:10am
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Pufftmw wrote:
IWC1 wrote:

Ive just had the apparently common 'Bonnet open' message, so cleaned the catches and hooks today which were totally gummed up and will order a new sensor/switch this week.
The message has gone, but when my wife started her car next to the RRS, the alarm went off, so I am assuming to start with this is the bonnet issue.


Andy - seriously no need for the switch...

https://www.rrsport.co.uk/forum/topic43444.html


Did this today, took all of 15 mins start to finish, struggled a bit with my sausage fingers, lifted the fluid bottle upwards slightly just behind the connector to get my hand in, went back in easier than it came out.
It was pretty well gummed up around the contactor. cleaned it to as new.
Seems to be fixed, when I started it up after it immediately came up with Bonnet open, then cleared itself.

Thanks for your kind help and advice.

Andy

Post #586448 Fri Sep 06 2019 4:25pm
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Nope, the fix didn't last long, guess the switch is u/s after all.
Replaced with a new one today, so far no intermittent alarm activations.
My son and I will replace the door lock later this week.
Tomorrow taking it for Roadforce balancing and full alignment.
The car feels better the more I drive it.... :whistle

Andy

Post #586615 Mon Sep 09 2019 6:25pm
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United Kingdom 2008 Range Rover Sport TDV6 HSE Java Black

Drivers door latch now replaced and locking system fixed.
I took it for a full Hunter Alignment and Road force set up on Wednesday, the difference in handling and quietness is really noticeable.
They also re-calibrated the steering angle sensors and the difference this also seemed to make to the overall ride was greatly improved.
Still got a slight wobble on braking at slower speeds, so the front discs and pads are being changed by my son tonight, assuming they arrive on time today.
I think after that, the wallet is being given a rest Wink .

Thanks to all the advice, help and knowledge on this forum, greatly appreciated.

Andy

Post #586875 Fri Sep 13 2019 11:21am
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Got the chance to put my newly acquired IID BT tool to work when I got the Suspension fault -Lean when cornering message.
Threw up Code C1A97-62 Lateral accelerometer circuit- Algorithm based failure -signal compare failure.
Once located, (underneath the drivers door on the sill), I removed it, looked like somebody had copiously covered it in underseal Very Happy or gunk of some sort, cleaned it off, replaced, cleared the fault and so far it has not come back.https://www.rrsport.co.uk/forum/images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif

Andy

Post #588277 Tue Oct 08 2019 3:18pm
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I've been away on some long business trips, during this time, the wife has had the misfortune to suffer quite a few issues with the Sport, to which she finally gave in and sold it in my absence!
She said she was anxious about every time she got in and turned the ky, she would get the 'Bong'
So now I'm now no longer an owner Big Cry
Which leaves me deciding what to do with the IID tool.
Thanks to every one and the forum for all the info, advice and help given.
I'll still be a lurker.

Andy

Post #589879 Tue Nov 05 2019 10:04am
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Wow that was short ownership, what will replace it do you think??

Si

Post #589882 Tue Nov 05 2019 10:48am
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United Kingdom 2008 Range Rover Sport TDV6 HSE Java Black

Yes, very short ownership, which I was embracing and enjoying, even with the usual multiple issues.
The Sport was originally purchased as a second car for both my wife in addition to our newer motors and to use for everyday tasks, i.e. putting the dog in after muddy walks, leaving at the airport etc, but sadly it didn't work out.
I obviously enjoyed it more than the Mrs! Rolling Eyes

Anyway, another day sometime....


Andy

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